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[Closed] UNDP Iraq Pre-Qualification of Civil Society Organisations as Implementing Partners

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UNDP Iraq is pre-qualifying Iraqi civil society organisations and NGOs to join its pool of implementing partners for future projects. This is a procurement process run through UNDP's Quantum supplier portal, not a grant, but it is a common route to UNDP partnership funding.

Opportunity · United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Iraq · Iraq · General

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